Washington Square Plays: 1. the Clod, By Lewis Beach. 2. Eugenically Speaking, By Edward Goodman. 3. Overtones, By Alice Gerstenberg. 4. Helena's Husband, By Philip Moeller
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[Mabgabet parts the portwres back centre and extends her hand. Mabgabet is followed by her counterpart Maggie.] Oh, Mabgabet, I'm so glad to see you!
Hetty [to Maggie]. That's a lie.
Mabgabet [in superficial voice throughout]. It's enchanting to see you, Harriet.
Maggie [in emotional voice throughout]. I'd bite you, if I dared.
Habbiet [to Mabgabet]. Wasn't our meeting a stroke of luck.'' Mabgabet [coming down left oj table]. I've thought of you so often, Habbiet; and to come back and find... you living in New York.
Habbiet [coming down right of table]. Mr. Good- rich has many interests here.
Maggie [to Mabgabet]. Flatter her.
[66] OVERTONES Maegaket. I know, Mr. Goodrich is so successful.
Hetty [to Harriet]. Tell her we're rich.
Harriet [to Margaret]. Won't you sit down?
Margaret [takes a chair]. What a beautiful cabinet !* Harriet. Do you like it? I'm afraid Charles paid an extravagant price.
Maggie [to Hetty]. I don't believe it.
Margaret [sitting down. To Harriet). I am sure he must have.
What to read after Washington Square Plays: 1. the Clod, By Lewis Beach. 2. Eugenically Speaking, By Edward Goodman. 3. Overtones, By Alice Gerstenberg. 4. Helena's Husband, By Philip Moeller?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Yes.
[Mabgabet parts the portwres back centre and extends her hand. Mabgabet is followed by her counterpart Maggie.] Oh, Mabgabet, I'm so glad to see you!
Hetty [to Maggie]. That's a lie.
Mabgabet [in superficial voice throughout]. It's enchanting to see you, Harriet.
Maggie [in emotional voice throughout]. I'd bite you, if I dared.
Habbiet [to Mabgabet]. Wasn't our meeting a stroke of luck.'' Mabgabet [coming down left oj table]. I've thought of you so often, Habbiet; and to come back and find... you living in New York.
Habbiet [coming down right of table]. Mr. Good- rich has many interests here.
Maggie [to Mabgabet]. Flatter her.
[66] OVERTONES Maegaket. I know, Mr. Goodrich is so successful.
Hetty [to Harriet]. Tell her we're rich.
Harriet [to Margaret]. Won't you sit down?
Margaret [takes a chair]. What a beautiful cabinet !* Harriet. Do you like it? I'm afraid Charles paid an extravagant price.
Maggie [to Hetty]. I don't believe it.
Margaret [sitting down. To Harriet). I am sure he must have.
What to read after Washington Square Plays: 1. the Clod, By Lewis Beach. 2. Eugenically Speaking, By Edward Goodman. 3. Overtones, By Alice Gerstenberg. 4. Helena's Husband, By Philip Moeller?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Moeller, Philip, 1880-1958 to read onlineMoreLess
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